What are the best point guards in the East and West, and what are the best NBA point guards right no

Roy isn't a controller, if he does, the Trail Blazers won't have to struggle to find a position, and they won't use Blake.

Xiao Mo is good, but not the best, he can only do his job well, as for the critical moment... And the assists are still not good, the organization is not very good.

Billups is very good on the offensive and defensive ends, and he is very strong in three-point shooting and very smart, and he has zero turnovers in two consecutive games when he was in the Hornets.

Nielsen I think it's still average, and I don't know how to evaluate him.

Rondo, I like it the most, I've seen his performances since last season, including his top 10 balls.

This year is a genetic mutation, and in Garnett's absence, the Celtics can still be so powerful, I have to say that it is because of him. How many triple-doubles has he had this year, he seems to have had three triple-doubles in the playoffs after Bird, and his efficiency is close to James. He also had a short temper and almost averaged a triple-double in the playoffs.

Everyone understands the rest, so there is no need to talk about it.

East Rondo.

West Paul.

A real organizational defender in the East.

Calderon. Paul.

Langdo? What garbage?

East: 1Devin Harris.

2.La Janelondo.

3.Gilbert Arenas (a little injured and a little lonely).

West: 1Chris Paul.

2.Deron Williams.

3.Steve Nash.

Kidd Paul Delon. Williams.

In the East, Rondo, if you look at his progress over the years, you will unconsciously like this defender. He's now Celtic's Big Four.

The West is Paul, Reason: Like is not needed for Reason.

In the East, there is this year's No. 1 Rose, Harris of the Nets and Rajon Rondo of the Celtics, Chris Paul Delon and Billups of the Nuggets, and the current league is dominated by young post-80s, and the old Nash Kidd and even Parker will slowly be replaced by these kids, and the future of the league will be full of sunshine.

Rondo is more well-rounded, averaging a triple-double per game in the playoffs.

Rondo's attack power is not enough. It should be Williams and Rose.

Alstom's "Magic", Parker's "Spurs".

Personally, I think that the best in the east is Rondo and the best in the west is Delong.

The point guards in the East want to compare Arlenas The disadvantage is that the defense is hard Harris has strong scoring but poor organizational skills Nelson is also an offensive point guard But the organizational ability is also average Rose may be strong in the future But now it is not as good as Lang Duo Defense is not as good as Lang Duo Rebounding is not as good as Lang Duo Breakthrough is almost the same Personal feeling Rose is second only to Lang Duo Xiao Mo's data is good because he is next to the little emperor He lacks organizational skills and has good projection.

So the strongest in the East, Langdoros, is in hot pursuit and promising.

The situation in the West is more complicated, I personally feel that the point guard should be organized and defensive, Paul, Parker, and Nash are not good enough to defend Roy is more suitable for scoring guard, and Billy is second only to Delon, because of his age, there is not much room for development.

Paul is considered a top point guard His steal stats cover up his lack of defense Steals are more risky defense And Paul is seriously lacking in confrontation ability Too thin Every time Paul meets Delon he is at a disadvantage So on the whole, Delon is the best in the West and Billy is second.

So to sum up, the best point guards in the East and West are Langdo and Delon, and the common characteristics of both of them are good defense and good organization.

It's hard to say in the East, Arenas is injured, Harris seems to be more willing to attack the basket, Rose has potential but it's not the best yet, Rondo is not easy to say, the defense and momentum are full, the overall situation is also good, it seems that long-distance shooting is not very good, and under the Big Three, the ability to organize and pinch the whole team is not reflected, so it's hard to say, you must know that the control position is mainly to organize and pinch the whole team, I originally wanted to choose Nelson, but he was also injured, since they are all injured, then I choose the general, but the general is a dual-energy position, And not in the traditional sense of control.

I will choose Delon in the West, Delon is no worse than Paul and Nash's organizational ability and ability to revitalize the whole team, and his offensive ability is stronger than Nash, and Delon is physically strong, and Paul, Parker is similar to Paul, they all rely on the inside line to block and dismantle, but Parker generally impacts the basket after blocking, and Paul blocks the ball by mid-range shooting or passing, and his personal concept of control is to pass first, so although Parker is very good, but. Billups is not very easy to say, Billups is the glue of the team, but he can no longer carry the team alone, Nash is old, although the passing is still sharp, the organization is still effective.

Of course, this is a matter of opinion, and wisdom is the wisdom of wisdom.

Roy's "Trail Blazers" is not OK after the control?

The best control is not what the fans say, but what the organizers should do after control.

Each player's per game stats speak for themselves.

Western, I prefer Paul.

To the east, I'm also bullish on Rondo.

Don't doubt that the best point guard in the East is definitely Rondo, his speed, steals, breaks, rebounds and assists, which is not top-notch? No. 5 in steals and No. 6 in assists this season, he's still young, and if he develops like this, he's definitely better than Kidd, and another triple-double point guard in the league (I hope he's not breaking out in a contract year).

I think the best point guard in the West is Billups, I still can't figure out how the Pistons let him go, look at the progress of the Nuggets this year, you know, he is strong in the end, his stability, his big heart at critical moments, and rich postseason experience, don't forget, he is still the MVP of the Finals in the 03-04 season. Grassroots MVP at that time. Just rely on his steady play 4:

1. Defeat the Lakers, who were known as F4 at the time. Looking at the Nuggets now, there is no point guard in the West who can match his role for the team. Paul's stats are there, but look at the Hornets vs. Nuggets game.

East of Langdo.

Western Billups (Paul is great, but he is still a little worse than Billups due to his youth).

East: Delong. Williams.

West: Paul.

Personally: East: Ross.

West: Billups.

The game proved that these two lived up to the expectations of the majority of fans, and Gu chose these two.

Western Kobe.

East Wade.

I didn't see it clearly, I said it was a shooting guard.

Position West Billups.

East Rondo.

East: Harris.

West: Delong.

East: Alstom's "Magic", Harris's "Nets", Miller's "76ers", Rondo's "Celtics" is best Iverson "Pistons" (best on the offensive end), West: Billups "Nuggets" (on the defensive end), Parker "Spurs", Nash "Suns", Deron "Jazz", Kidd "Mavericks" is best Paul "Hornets" The overall comparison is better than Paul.

Personally, I think.

There is no strict concept of a top point guard, and it generally refers to the best point guards in basketball, for example: Kidd who helped the Mavericks win a championship, Nash of the Suns, Paul of the Hornets, and so on.

Able to control the tempo of the whole team on the court, while having a wide vision and being good at finding opportunities to create scoring opportunities for his teammates, like Rondo. It would be even better if he could score like CP3 and Delong.

Anyone who gives up the ball before he gives it up, and that does that is a top point guard.

Paul (Huang Feng), Kidd (Mavericks), Rose (Bulls), Nash (Suns) and Kerr (2011 rookie) (Heat).

Nash, Kidd, Paul, in the great People's Republic of China, it is Liu Wei.

Can pass the ball, can break through, can organize attacks, and can watch and listen to ...... in all directions

Kidd, Paul, Stockton.

Have good ball control skills and passing vision.

Nash, Kidd, and Paul are the best illustrations.

What is Asia's top point guard? Guo Allen offered a quarterback to push the pass, Han Dejun easily hit the board, what is the top point guard in Asia? Guo Allen offered a quarterback to push the pass, Han Dejun easily hit the board, what is the top point guard in Asia? Guo Allen offered a quarterback to push the pass, and Han Dejun easily hit the board.

DeLong is Kidd, who shoots more accurately, and Paul is Nash, who is more physical, and this is like the legacy of the torch, and the best No. 1 position in the league in the future must be them.

Other good ones are AI, Davis, Parker, Hinrich, Bibby, Billups (why did everyone forget about him?!). He is the soul of the Pistons, who have been a top team for 5 years in a row, and he has contributed a lot), Arenas (although he is injured, he is still a strong player at the No. 1 position after his comeback, and the type is very similar to AI), Terry, Xiaoyu, Felton, Harris, Little Potato, Blake, who plays very selflessly (the ball critics have a high opinion of him), and the forgotten Marbury ......Finally, Alstom and Mo Williams are counted, and their own family gives some face.

Now the top and can continue to maintain. Parker, Paul, DeLong. The bearded Balang, the general is now at the top but older.

Billups, the AI is great, but that's it. Mo Williams, Fornication, Hinrich, Fish, Lone Wolf, Calderon, 76ers that Miller, Bibby.

Very potential. Harris, T.J. Ford, Telfel, Felton, Nate Robinson, Conley, Gilbusson, Langdo, Livington.

Nash Kidd, Paul Deron Davis, Terry, Harris, Fisher, Sinrich, Alston.

Nash Kidd Paul Deron Davis Terry Harris Hinrich Alston Harris, TJ Ford, Telfair, Felton, Nate Robinson, Conley, Gilbusson, Langdo, Livington. Miller, Bibby.

Nash Kidd, Paul Parker, Alston.

Paul Delon, Birubps, Bibby, Byron Davis, Tony Parker, Hinrich.

Although the landlord doesn't like AI, he feels like he still has to put AI in.

Now there are fewer and fewer pure control positions in the NBA, and the likes of Stockton are almost extinct. It requires comprehensive ability and good mental quality. Like Kidd Nash regularly contributing triple-doubles, Paul Byron Davis and Tony Parker regularly scoring high scores.

Nash Kidd, Paul Delon, Davis and Andre of the 76ers. Miller.

Delon, and Paul. Nash Kidd Alstom. Langdo?

Nash Kidd, Paul Deron Davis, Iverson Parker.

There is also potential for Harris.

Nash Kidd, Paul Deron Davis, Terry Fisher, Great, Alstom, Parker.

At present, Paul, Delon and Parker are still the most powerful point guards in the league, whether it is technology, game experience, or understanding and control of the game, these people are still very powerful. Nash, Kidd is entering the late stages of his career, and although he has a very strong understanding and control of the game, his body no longer allows them to play high-intensity and fast-paced games, and both Nash and Kidd have expressed the idea of retiring. The most promising of the new generation is Irving (Rose has become famous, no comparison), Irving is very physical, and has very skillful ball handling skills, and he also has a beautiful three-point shooting ability, which is a very important ability of a point guard, of course, the most important thing is his very mature psychological quality and understanding of the game.

At the same time, Rondo, Rose, Curry, and Westbrook are also very tough. In a few years, Irving, Rondo, Rose, Curry, Westbrook, and Wall will be the best point guards in the league. There are also many very good point guards on other teams, such as Kemba Walker of the Bobcats, Jeff Teague of the Hawks, Tylawson of the Nuggets, Lillard of the Trail Blazers, Jruholdy of the 76ers, and Jennings of the Bucks are all very good, young and impactful, and they are all first-line point guards.

CP3 is the strongest. Personally, I think that even if he is injured, the offensive end and organization are not weak, and DeLong's aura is not so dazzling after leaving Sloan. Irving's two-way guard is not bad.

And Ross Weiss Rondo is average on the offensive end and Ross thinks it's a strengthened version of Weiss. Also, the big cute god is also strong, and Lawson is not bad If I rank CP3, Ross Deron Weiss Curry Rondo Irving, after all, Irving is still young By the way, and my Lillard the Great Maybe it will be strong in the future If Rose is injured in the future, it will be another matter. But in the future, I'm optimistic about the big cute god.

The talent is not bad, and he is a Hall of Fame level coach.

Paul, Delon, Rondo, Parker are all in their old age, like you said, Nash, Kidd, Old Fish, they are really old. I can't keep up with the speed of movement, remember that the skinny camel is bigger than the horse, Wei Shao, Curry, Irving, they are all young, and the future world belongs to them.

Irving, who has both scoring and organization, and he has a high shooting percentage and is very sharp with the ball!

During these three years, Paul was still the strongest. But five years later, I think Irving is the strongest, and if Willis can control his shooting tempo, he's a good contender.